Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-01-22

o'cIock this morning, and spread quickly to tbe adjoining building on both sides; Al no o'clock six brick buildings had been destroyed and the fire IS still rag ing.
 NEEDLES. Cal, January 19.-Tbis r,o,n,ng. about one O'clOckJ. NJ. Berry, a saloon keeper at Flagstaff. was shot and killed in bis saloon. by Flaws. flaws and his brother were quRrreliDg with 8 man in the saloon, when Berry Interiered and WAS shot dead. Half an hour after tbs murder about twenty citizens took tbe two brothers out and shot them 10 death. Berry was known as a quiet and neacesble man and leavca wife and two children. The Havs brothers were kpowp to be desperate men and con cerned in several robberies and shooting scrapes along the line of the A. k r.
 SACRAMENTO, Jan. 19.--A vote was taken ID joint convention to-day when resulted iu the election of Hearst to bs U, $. Senator, by a vote of 65, 70 NrOo- mans jl, Hartson l.
 PREscoTT, Jan. 19.-House-Brace- we'll introduced a bill regulating the cleaning of stock cars, when and where prohibited, T,
 Gray, bull providing for selection of jurors ID district courts.
 Andrews, to amend Ses. 332, 333 Of Chapter Second, regarding proceedings m criminal cases, giving the prosecution the closing argument.
 The House passed a bill repeating Sec. 3, Chapter 53. regarding telegraph lines, making all lines pay taxes as oth- CT property. ~
 CounciI-Breed introduced a bill re- Iating to the Navajo Indians. restricting them to the limits of their reservation.
 Blinn introduced a bull abOlishing County Courts.
 Heyne, of COchise. introduced R bill Tn the House several days ago, giving the governor power to veto sections of tbe appropriation bill. Smith and Webb, of Maricopa. both spoke elJquently against 1t. It is on its final passage to- day. It is now under discussion, but will hardly pass. No new bills of any importance m the council.
 NEW YORK, January 20.-T. P, Gill, M. r., cable8 from Dublin to tho Tribune ss follows; The Glenbergh evictIons have damaged the government i'm mensSly. They have created an amazing effect in England, Several English Ia,.1- Ders of parliament and journalists have thrOnged tO the scene and are telegraph ing horrlfying accounts Ot what they witnessed. Five members of English and Irish constituencies sept joint telegram to the chief secretary today begging him tO come and see for him self. Even the Tories are writing 10 the Standard ths, they will vote with the Radicals if what is published be true. One Tory writes: The bare recital makes On doubt whether We are living under Queen Victoria or in some bBrbarOus age where only might IS right Another writes: If the atrocities cannot be soon stopped, we will give the Irish total separation and wash our hands of the whole business. It would be better for our COuutry's hon or: The Standard itself roughly con demns the government for ordering evictiOns and declares that the barb8rl- ties at Glenbergh are arousing in tbe public breast a reactiOnBry sentiment against the law itself"
 ALBANY. January 19-The caucus of republican members of the state leglsla- ture me; again tonight for the purpose of selecting candidate for United States senator to succeed Warner Miller. The caucus proceeded to ballot, the candI- dates being Senator Miller, Lew r. Morton and Congressman Frank His cock. The ballot resulted as follows: Miller 46; Morton 36, Hiscock II. This WAS one more than Miller had before re- ceived. Mr. Req, who was absent before, voting for him. From that point to the eighteenth ballot HiscOck again received the solid Morton vote. and Mr. Frost changed from Miller 10 HiscOck, thus giving him the necessary forty-eighi and nominating him. The choice Eas made unanimous. The nomination is Gquiva- lent to an:electi1n, as sthe republicans have a clean majority on joint ballot.
 WASHINGTON, January l9.-Crisp of ieOrgIs, has gwen notice he will ask for vote on the interstate con ference report tomorrow after the morn- ing hour.
 WASHINGTON. January 19.- Edmunds from the committee on foreign relations, reported bill to authorize the presi- | dent of the United States to protect and l defend the rights of American fishing | vessels, American trading and other yes | sels,
 WASHINGTON, January l9-Commis- sioner Atkins of Indian Affairs has re- cCived 3 telegram from Indian Agent | Howard, agent at Casa Grsnde, Ariz., | to the effect that the PheniX S Mari | cOpa Railway Co. are grading the lIne | of the road through the Gils River In dian reservation without having first | obtained the consent ot the Indians, contrary to the provisions O. the act | granting them the right of way. The agent a-ks for military assistance to re- move the graders. Upon receipt of this 1t was referred to the Secre- tary of the Interior and the following reply WAS sent to the agent: The sec retary has instructed the president of the railroad company c. stop work un til the consent of the Indians ID coun- ell Is obtained. IL work does not stop, notify this office and the military will be called upon.
 Signed: J. D. c. ATKINS,
 Commissioner.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January l9.-Hest & BeIcher Il Sj. Chullar 1925. Checker l.25. Con. Cal Virginia 227j, Peer 60. Peer less %, Ophir 1i.9O. Savage 2J Hale k NOFcrCs3 $. .75, Confidence, c co, PUtosi, S.75, Sierra Nevada 6.SO, Uuion Con. $50 Utah 60, Yellow Jacket 7.50, Nit. Dia- Olo. 3 co. Locomotive Ij. PrTsBURG. Pa, Jannsry l9 The two houses Ot the legislature assembled in 'esslon to day. Official announcement Fss mnds of the vote of the two branch ,s, each gave a msjory for NJ. $. Quay or |. $. senator. and Quay was form lily declared elected.
 PREsc1TT, January 19.-Bliun's oil. lbolishing County Courts and creating 'robate Courts with limited criminal md civil jurisdiction, provides salary or each probate judge and clerk. In Pima the salary of the judge IS fixed # Sl, 800 and that of the clerk at ST, ,OOO, he other counties prOpOrtiOnally to the i atiO of population or business. The $ District Court has power to transfer | Uch busIDess to the Probate COur. as [ U its judgment the interest of the | Ounly demands. It is estimated the ( ees of the Probate Court will more 2 han pay the salary of the judge and C Jerk, which will make the court self c ustaIning. f INDIANAPOLIS, January 19.-In joint V ession of the legislature today Senator c